What heater do you use?

[scooba_285]

Who's using what to keep warm at home?

 

[longy509]

Cant beat a slow combustion wood heater little bit messy but love it

 

[tanz]

Where's the option of none? I love living in the tropics!

 

[rabbit-chop]

Had a 60's housing commissiion spec gas space heater in my last house - it cranked! Just turn in on and bask in the glow, would heat the main rooms like a boss.
Got a canara at my new place, it sux arse next to the space heater, same thing except more work, alot of mess and less heat

 

[scooba_285]

i wish i had a wood heater

 

[grasshopper]

Wood combustion heater with enough flat top to actually cook on if needed
Supplemented with reverse cycle if needed.

 

[bods]

reverse cycle ducted for us. we have got an old ng heater in the loungeroom that should be replaced some time next year (wa is changing its ng mixture apparently so they are upgrading peoples heaters and stoves if they are built before a certain year). the ducted a/c definitely helps with having a 2 and a half year old and a 5 month old.. we have to turn it off at night though because it gets too hot to sleep even with it set at 21c, lol

 

[Pinelli]

Where's the option of none? I love living in the tropics!

Hey, our last house up here in the Whitsundays had a wood combustion stove.

We'd use it too, if it got really cold, like below 20.

 

[bullwinkle]

Got the Jindara wood heater roaring at the moment. Great excuse to disappear for an arvo with the chainsaw, ute and trailer.

 

[jardz91]

Nothing beats wood.

 

[user 10312]

None. It's never cold enough

 

[ourd40]

Open fire most nights but use the gas wall heater when home late or feeling lazy and the little oil heater in the kids room.

 

[terryc]

Wood slow combustion was our main heater, but the last couple of years we have been using a LPG heater. Sadly not the same, especially on very cold nights like tonight.

We have electric column heaters for the bedrooms if needed. Currently looking into if I can get an off peak circuit to power them.

 

[steel d40]

The missus keeps me warm nights. Who needs heating?

 

[scooba_285]

Nothing beats wood.

is that what your missus told you lol

 

[RLI]

I cannot believe you farkers!

I cannot believe you farkers! Cutting down trees and burning the basterds just to keep you farkers warm! What is this farking world coming to?

Next are the farkers that use LPG or natural gas to keep themselves farking warm and finally the farkers that use the old kero heaters.

My family use reverse cycle heaters these farkers are great, they help keep farkers in jobs at the local power stations, use shit loads of brown/black coal ware not (prejudice) to these farkers going.

Also help create extremely large farking holes in the ground for future 4 x 4 explorationary tracks or dams!

Regards,

RLI

 

[user 10312]

Wood heaters are great and good for our primeval instincts nothing like it in a way. Some people think using electrical power for heating s just shifting the exhaust pipe to the coal powered power station. Thing is the coal fired power station exhaust pipe (as dirty as it is) is running heaps cleaner than your wood heater.
Keep the wood for the camp fire I reckon.

 

[bullwinkle]

If your wood is dry enough and heater hot enough there is fark all (to use an RLIism) smoke. Plus the cost of electric heating is unbelievable and getting worse. Plus no gas where I live.

 

[d22dave]

. Plus no gas where I live.

What he said no gas, Except overpriced bottled gas. So its wood all the way, And its cranking right now

 

[Dave]

My Mitsubishi Heavy Industries air con keeps me warm and cool when needed.

The Rudd stimulus package paid for it.

Uses shit all power to.